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  • Cosmic coincidence

    You ever have some topic that never, ever crosses your mind, but then it comes up once and suddenly it's EVERYWHERE you go?

    I've never thought twice about quilts. My mom quilted a bit when I was really little, but stopped years and years ago. I've never quilted in my life. But then I got two AWESOME quilts from Kanalah here and then there was this church party where they decorated with some really amazing quilts, which I admired a lot, and now suddenly I find myself sewing a quilt top, for the very first time in my life.

    It's for this charity thing that my church is doing, they're going to be donated to various shelters and children's programs and things. I'm not doing the quilting part, just sewing the blocks together for the top, and that bit's dead easy, since it's just squares. (I've done that before with swatch pillows, even!) I can't even picture doing anything more complicated than squares, honestly. This is enough work as it is! The church youth program will be tying them next week, apparently, and then somebody else will finish the edges.
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    Nobody can give you wiser advice than yourself. ~Cicero

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    Yes.
    Most of what happens to me like that is ... well. It's complicated. Somehow, I think it's God making me notice things, like someone pointing things out in conversation, so most of it's kinda private-- but one example that might just be silly is this: Atlantis. You know how Disney came out with that one movie in 2001? Shortly before, and for about 4-5 years after, I'd notice things on a weekly basis that had to do with Atlantis, and things associated with it. Now it's something else. I hadn't had that happen in my life, and it might just be my brain stuck on something, but I doubt it-- I forget what day it is at least once a month, if not more. I also forget to eat, take showers, and go to the bathroom!
    But that's probably more deep than what you meant!
    "Is it the lie that keeps you sane? Is this the lie that keeps you sane?What is it?Can it be?Ought it to exist?"
    "...and may it be that I cleave to the ugly truth, rather than the beautiful lie..."

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